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 1 II     |      regarding his venerable and noble mien. So he answered and
 2 IV     |         it known unto thee, most noble sir, that the king harboureth
 3 XVI    |        forbid: for a daughter of noble and wealthy family hath
 4 XVI    |          it to his own glory and noble birth, he took him by the
 5 XVIII  |   Blessed are ye that hold to so noble a purpose! But tell me truly
 6 XVIII  |         riches as an help toward noble things. Then also put on
 7 XXII   |    passion against this high and noble spirit, and afflicted the
 8 XXV    |   kingdom!" ~The high-minded and noble youth listened to his father'
 9 XXVIII |        unto him, "O prince, more noble in soul even than in outward
10 XXVIII | wrestling with two opinions, his noble and truly royal-hearted
11 XXX    |          the bed-chamber of this noble youth, and attacked him
12 XXX    |        in despair of taking this noble youth, like a cunning knave,
13 XXXII  |          pillars to the doers of noble deeds, now they were, little
14 XXXIV  |         end. Who can express thy noble acts, or show forth all
15 XXXVII |               XXXVII. ~Thus this noble man went forth from his
16 XXXVII |         of this fair youth also, noble in body, but most noble
17 XXXVII |          noble in body, but most noble and kingly in soul, that
18 XXXVII |          But that fair and right noble athlete kept his soul in
19 XXXVIII|         and well herein did this noble and active runner of the